alla trouver. See 22, i

3. lait connaître, wude known, as 11, 6, etc.; the true suhject of the inlin., being omitted, or indefinite.

4. y, in il; i.e. att métier de courrier ; y expresses the sensés of the prep. à, as en of de. Mettre en ligne de compte, ta take into accotait.

5. allait, etc., amounted to so Utile. Note, 1. 14, the singular Ironvail, the form being impersonal.

6. mit ... à son aise, made easy, or covifortable. de nouvelle création, neivly crealed ; implying, perhaps, expressly for them. Sec 10, 2.

7. fit sa cour, made his court, succeeded al court (as a courtier), par là, thcrcby. See par où, 27, 5.

This story would end botter, and with more unity, without the paragrajihs beginning: II y a bien des gens . . ., p. 36, 1. 24, which read lilvc an afterthought.

(Pketty Goldilocks.)

Page 38. — i. par merveille, adv., -.oondcrfully ; qui . . . tombaient;

tlie relat. connection as heretofore: falling to fier -l'cry /cet. See 34, 2.